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Zazzabin Lassa: Kimanin Mutane 93 Suka Mutu A Najeriya - Liberty TV/Radio - News - Voice For All! Vision For Alll!
Editor 4
March 8, 2019
Hukumarhana yaduwar cututtuka ta kasa “NCDC” ta bayyana cewa, an samu karuwar yawanmutanen da suka rasa rayukan su sakamakon kamuwa da cutar zazzabin lassa a Nijeriya.
Hukumarta ce karuwar masu fama da cutar da kuma wadanda suka mutu ya faru ne atsakanin watannin Janairu zuwa Maris.
Bincikeya nyna cewa, hukumar ta yi wa mutane miliyan 3 da dubu 1 da dari 374 gwajincutar, sai dai mutane 420 daga cikin su sun kamu da cutar, sannan mutane 93 sunrasu a dalilin kamuwa da cutar.
Ansamu barkewar cutar ne a kananan hukumomi 66 da ke jihohi 21 da suka hada daEdo da Ondo da Bauchi da Nasarawa, Ebonyi da Plateau da Taraba da Abuja daAdamawa da Gombe.
Sauransun hada da Kaduna da Kwara da Benue da Rivers, Kogi da Enugu da Imo da Deltada Oyo da Kebbi da Cross River.
Bincikeya nuna cewa an samu karin mutane 39 da suka kamu da cutar a wasu jihohi 6, saidai ba a samu wani ma’aikacin kiwon lafiya da ya kamu da cutar ba.
Idanba a manta ba, tun da cutar ta bullo a wannan shekarar ma’aikatan kiwon lafiya15 ne suka kamu da cutar.


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Zazzabin Lassa: Mutane 120 Sun Kamu 15 Sun Mutu A Jihar Ondo - NMA - Liberty TV/Radio - News - Voice For All! Vision For Alll!
Editor 4
February 28, 2019
Shugabankungiyar likitoci ta Nijeriya reshen jihar Ondo Wale Oke, ya ce tsakaninwatannin Janairu zuwa Fabrairu mutane 120 sun kamu da zazzabin Lasa, yayin da 15su ka mutu sakamakon haka.
Yace bincike ya nuna cewa, kananan hukumomin Owo, da Ose, da Akoko ta Arewa, da Akureta Kudu da ta Arewa na daga cikin garuruwan da ke fama da cutar.
Acikin watan Janairu, ya ce mutane 82 ne su ka kamu da cutar, sannan 15 sun mututa dalilin kamuwa da ita.
Yace rashin zuwa asibiti da wuri da kuma shan magani ba tare da izinin likita bana daga cikin matsalolin da su ka sa mutane mutuwa.
Oke ya ce za su bi asibitocin da ke kananan hukumomi domin wayar da kan mutane game da hanyoyin guje wa kamuwa da cutar, inda a yanzu haka sun kammala da karamar hukumar Akoko.

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Zazzau: Court Rules In Suit Challenging Appointment Of Ahmed Bamalli As Emir - Liberty TV/Radio - News - Voice For All! Vision For Alll!
Editor 01
November 18, 2020
Bashir Aminu, the Iyan Zazzau, on Oct. 16, instituted the case against Gov. Nasir Elrufai and ten others.
Aminu, in a writ of summons, asked the court to set aside the selection of the 10th defendant (the emir of Zazzau) by kingmakers on Sept. 24.
Aminu is seeking the court to declare him the emir, having scored the highest votes cast by the kingmakers.
It would be recalled that on Nov. 6, Justice Dabo had refused an application seeking to stop the coronation of the Emir of Zazzau.
Also on Oct. 16, Aminu filed an interlocutory application praying the court for an order of interim injunction restraining Gov. Nasir El-Rufai of Kaduna from installing, crowning, recognising and dealing with any person whosoever as the emir of Zazzau.

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Zimbabwe: 8 Gold Miners Rescued On Saturday - Liberty TV/Radio - News - Voice For All! Vision For Alll!
Editor 4
February 16, 2019
In Zimbabwe, the rescue ofeight illegal miners on Saturday renewed hope for about 70 people who wereearlier this week trapped in flooded shafts, in accident that the governmenthas declared a disaster.
The accident in Battlefields,175 kilometers west of Harare, happened on Tuesday and has shone a light on thedangers facing illegal gold miners, who last year contributed a large part ofZimbabwe’s record 33 tonne bullion output.
The Government Deputy ChiefMining Engineer Tapererwa Paswavaviri at the accident scene said so far theyhave managed to bring out eight miners alive and they are exploring ways ofaccessing more people still trapped.Local Government MinisterJuly Moyo said in a statement on Friday the government had declared theincident a disaster and that up to 70 people could have been trapped in thepits

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Zimbabwe: Citizens Queue Outside Banks As New Currency Begins Trading - Liberty TV/Radio - News - Voice For All! Vision For Alll!
Editor 2
February 22, 2019
Zimbabweansqueued outside banks in Harare on Friday as the central bank opened trading ofa new currency known as RTGS dollars.
CentralBank Governor John Mangudya said in Harare that the new currency would trade ataround 2.5 to the U.S. dollar.
Mangudyaalso announced that the country had ditched the 1:1 ratio between Zimbabwe bondnotes and US dollars, a rate maintained by the central bank for nearly threeyears.
TheRTGS dollars are composed of RTGS balances, bond notes and bond coins and arein the basket of currencies.
Theexchange rate is seen by experts as a significant devaluation as the regulatorattempts to stem chronic cash shortages. Trading on the Inter-bank market wasdue to begin on Monday, although Mangudya mentioned trading had started onFriday morning.

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Zimbabwe Evacuates 118 Students From Ukraine - Liberty TV/Radio - News - Voice For All! Vision For Alll!
Publisher (F.BA)
March 2, 2022
The students have been relocated to Romania, Hungary, Slovakia and Poland.
The Country’s information minister said they will be provided with air tickets to return home.
The embassies in Russia and Germany are facilitating the evacuation.
The minister urged Zimbabwean students still in Ukraine to find their way to Poland where they will get government assistance.

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Zimbabwe: Former-President Mugabe Dies In Singapore - Liberty TV/Radio - News - Voice For All! Vision For Alll!
Editor 4
September 6, 2019
Zimbabwean President  Emmerson Mnangagwa  has on his official Twitter account, confirmed the dead of the country’s Former leader Robert Mugabe at the aged of 95.
Mugabedied in Singapore, where he has often received medical treatment in recentyears, a source with direct knowledge of the matter said.
InNovember, Mnangagwa said Mugabe was no longer able to walk when he had beenadmitted to a hospital in Singapore, without saying what treatment Mugabe hadbeen undergoing.
Officialsoften said he was being treated for a cataract, denying frequent private mediareports that he had prostate cancer.
Mugabe,who ruled the southern African nation for nearly four decades sinceindependence from Britain in 1980, was forced to resign in November 2017 afteran army coup.
Hewas famous as an African liberation hero and champion of racial reconciliationwhen he first came to power, in a nation divided by nearly a century of whitecolonial rule.

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Zimbabwe Managed To Revive Tourism In Spite Of Covid-19 Setback – Minister - Liberty TV/Radio - News - Voice For All! Vision For Alll!
Publisher (F.BA)
March 23, 2022
Information Minister Monica Mutsvangwa said tourism was adversely affected by the COVID-19 pandemic over the past two years, resulting in the loss of 9,000 jobs and closure of 37 facilities.
However, there has been notable progress in reviving the sector.
The government has implemented a recovery and growth strategy launched in 2020, seeking to grow the tourism industry to 5 billion U.S. dollars by 2025.
Several strategies to revive the sector include campaigns to boost domestic tourism, increase investments in new and existing facilities and increase the accessibility of the country through air transport.


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Zimbabwe: New Banknotes Arrive Banks - Liberty TV/Radio - News - Voice For All! Vision For Alll!
Publisher (J.T)
November 12, 2019
Zimbabwe’s much-anticipated newbanknotes eventually reached bankst oday Tuesday after a delay that saw manywaiting in long queues for cash.
Reserve Bank Governor, John Mangudyasaid Banks were collecting cash from the central bank and they only started issuingtoday.
In June, President Emmerson Mnangagwavowed to introduce the new currency before the end of the year in a moveintended to bring economic stability to the cash-strapped nation.
The country had been using acombination of the U.S. dollar and its quasi-currency, so-called bond notes,which Zimbabwe introduced during cash shortages a few years ago.
However, use of the greenback wasbanned earlier in 2019 and the new Zimbabwe dollar was introduced in electronicform. This had left many people struggling to purchase much-needed items ordraw their savings.
A teacher Emeka Gore, who had justaccessed her cash in Harare’s central business district said “they are givingus 300 dollars per week. The money does not last even a day.
Authorities said they were rationingcash withdrawals for fear that injecting huge amounts into the economy wouldfuel inflation

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Zimbabwe: Opposition Figure Fined For Claiming Poll Win - Liberty TV/Radio - News - Voice For All! Vision For Alll!
Editor 2
February 18, 2019
A Zimbabwe court Monday convicted leading oppositionfigure Tendai Biti of an election crime and fined him for announcing his ownresults for presidential polls last July, which he claimed he won.
Tendai Biti, a respected former finance minister,proclaimed his Movement for Democratic Change MDC the victor of the contestedJuly 30 poll which sparked anti-government protests that were put down bysoldiers which resulted in the death of six people in the violence.
Magistrate Gloria Takundwa ordered Biti to pay 200 dollars,the price of a full tank of petrol or go to prison for a week.
He was also handed a jail term of six months, whichwas suspended for five years.
MDC leader Nelson Chamisa, who was in court, saidthe conviction casts a very dark shadow on the country’s politics.
Zimbabwe was thrown into chaos following theelections, the first in the country’s history not to feature former presidentRobert Mugabe following his resignation in the wake of a brief militarytakeover in November 2017.

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Zimbabwe: Opposition Protest Blocked By Anti-Riot Police - Liberty TV/Radio - News - Voice For All! Vision For Alll!
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August 20, 2019
Zimbabwean security forces have been deployed to block an opposition protest for the third time in five days.
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Thelatest deployment is in the central city of Gweru, where police are patrollingin trucks and have cordoned off a university.
Theopposition MDC, which called the rallies, described the move as a determinedeffort by the authorities to ensure there was no more democratic space inZimbabwe.
TheMDC failed to overturn earlier bans on protests in the city of Bulawayo and thecapital, Harare.


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Zimbabwe: President Mnangagwa Pleads For Peace Ahead Of Planned Opposition-Led Demonstration - Liberty TV/Radio - News - Voice For All! Vision For Alll!
Editor 4
August 16, 2019
President Emmerson Mnangagwa of Zimbabwe has pleaded withcitizens to remain peaceful and shun violence, amid calls by the opposition MDCfor mass demonstrations on today.
Mnangagwa said in a tweet that he was reiterating his callsto all opposition leaders that he remained open to dialogue.
The MDC said the proposed nationwide demonstrations are toprotest deteriorating economic conditions and to push for dialogue between MDCleader, Nelson Chamisa and the President.
Mnangagwa said riots and destructive violence must berejected, peaceful constructive dialogue is the way forward.
There are fears that the demonstrations, to be held underthe banner of “Shut down Zimbabwe,’’ will turn violent as has been the case inthe past.
The Police and other security agencies are on alert forpossible violence, while youths from the ruling ZANU-PF party have said theywill attempt to foil the demonstrations.


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Protesters Call For Stay Away As Economic Crisis Worsens in Zimbabwe. - Liberty TV/Radio - News - Voice For All! Vision For Alll!
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Zimbabwe Riot Police Clamp Down On Harare Protesters - Liberty TV/Radio - News - Voice For All! Vision For Alll!
Publisher (J.T)
August 16, 2019
Riot police deployed in the Zimbabwe capital Harare fired tear gas at opposition demonstrators who turned up to protest despite a court order against the action.
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The main opposition party, Movementfor Democratic Change, MDC, called off the protest on Friday morning after theyfailed to overturn the High Court ban on protests.
But people who had already gatheredin the capital and at the offices of the MDC were violently dispersed. Somewere physically assaulted whiles others were also arrested.
Social media is awash with photos andvideos of the crackdown. Rights groups have condemned the actions which mirrora similar crackdown earlier this year.
The army were called in after policereportedly lost control of opposition protesters. The current protest is inrespect of increasingly difficult economic conditions in the southern Africancountry.
At the start of day, policemaintained a heavy presence in the centre of the city as many residents stayedhome and shops were shut in anticipation of violence.


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Zimbabwe: Thousands Stranded For Christmas As Cash Shortage Hits Banks - Liberty TV/Radio - News - Voice For All! Vision For Alll!
Publisher (F.BA)
December 24, 2021
Most are unlikely to succeed as the inflation-ravaged southern African country is facing a severe shortage of foreign currency, preventing many Zimbabweans from returning home for the holidays or buying Christmas presents.
In the capital Harare, hundreds of people, sometimes with babies, were sleeping in queues with no social distancing, according to some local reporters.
The shortage of banknotes is a legacy of the hyperinflation 13 years ago that forced the government to abandon the Zimbabwean dollar.
In 2018, inflation hit 500 billion percent as the government printed one-hundred-trillion-dollar bank notes that could barely buy a loaf of bread.

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Zoonotic Diseases: Ministries Launches Project To Curb Ebola, Lassa-Fever, Monkeypox, Yellow Fever - Liberty TV/Radio - News - Voice For All! Vision For Alll!
Publisher (F.BA)
December 13, 2019
The Federal Government has inaugurated a national One Health Strategic Plan, as part of efforts to contain Ebola, Lassa-fever, monkey-pox, yellow fever and others.
The plan, which was jointly developed by the FederalMinistries of Health, Agriculture and Rural Development, Environment and theiragencies, integrates human, animal and environmental health management forimproved health security.
The Minister of State for Health, Olorunnimbe AdelekeMamora, wjile inaugurating the plan outlined the country’s plan to strengthenthe prevention, detection and response to infectious diseases that affecthumans, animals and the environment.
It reinforces Nigeria’s commitment to strengthen amulti-sectoral collaboration for health security. This plan will be implementedover a five-year period spanning 2018 to 2023.
Several studies have shown that the health of humans andanimals share a common link with the environment as most infectious diseasesthat affect human beings are zoonotic, meaning  that it  originates fromanimals, and occur at the human-animal-environment interface.

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Zuba Jari: Shugaban Kasa Ya Bukaci a Ba Jami’o’i Fifiko - Liberty TV/Radio - News - Voice For All! Vision For Alll!
Editor 4
March 30, 2019
Shugaban kasa Muhammadu Buhari, ya bukaci masu zuba jari da su zuba jari a bangarorin bincike tare da ci gaba na jami’o’i dake fadin Najeriya.
Buhari ya bayyana hakan ne a wajen bikin yayen dalibai karo na 32 na shekarar 2018 zuwa 2019 a jami’ar Fatakwal, dake jihar Rivers.
Ya ce gwamnatin tarayya kadai ba za ta iya cimma dukkanin muradun jami’o’in gwamnati ba, a don haka akwai bukatar hadin gwiwar bangarori masu zaman kansu.
Shugaba Buhari, ya ce adon haka akwai bukatar karawa bangarori masu zaman kansu kwarin gwiwa wajen zuba jari a bangarorin bincike na jami’o’i.
Buhari, wanda ya samu wakilcin karamin ministan Ilimi Anthony Onwuka, ya ce an samu ci gaba sosai a bangaren jami’o’i, a shekarun 4 da suka gabata.
A cewarsa gwamnatin tarayya ta fitar da kudade na sake gina sabbin tsare-tsare, da sayen kayayyakin aiki, tare da ware kudade gas ashen bincike na jami’o’i.


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Zullumi: Abubuwa Masu Kara Sun Fashe A Maiduguri - Liberty TV/Radio - News - Voice For All! Vision For Alll!
Editor 2
February 23, 2019
Mazauna wasu sassangarin Maidugri da ke jihar Borno, sun wayi gari da jin karar fashewar wasuabubuwa a wasu sassan garin, da suka hada da sansanin ‘yan gudun hijira naTeachers Village, da Bolori da kuma Pompomari.
Sai dai rahotanni sunrawaito cewa ba a samu hasarar rayuka ba, kasancewa abubuwan da suka fashe basuritsa da kowa ba.
Fashewar abubuwan, yazo ne bayan da wasu gungun ‘yan ta’adda da ake kyautata zaton cewa mayakankungiyar Boko Haram ne suka kai farmaki garin Zabarmari, da ke karamar hukumar Jerea jihar Borno a ranar Juma’a.
Rahotannin sun cigabada cewa soji sun yi gaggawar maida martani, inda suka yi nasarar korar ‘yanta’addan.
Sai dai mutane da damasun tsere daga gidajen su, zuwa Maiduguri, kuma babu wani bayani, kan rasa rai.

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Zulum Empathises With Parents Of Missing Girls - Liberty TV/Radio - News - Voice For All! Vision For Alll!
Publisher (J.T)
April 15, 2020
Borno State Governor Babagana Umara Zulum has demonstrated his empathy to the parents of the missing girls in Chibok abducted by Boko Haram six years ago.
Today marks exactly six years when the girls were forcefully abducted from their hostel by Boko Haram, who later claimed responsibility and released some of the girls.
On their 6th anniversary in captivity, Governor Zulum sent a delegation of commissioners and a lawmaker to visit Chibok and give emotional support to the parents of the 112 missing girls.
The delegation, which comprised the commissioners for Education, Women Affairs, Poverty Alleviation and a House of Assembly member representing Chibok, delivered Zulum’s message of empathy, hope and assurance to the parents.
The delegation presented relief materials consisting of 500 bags of rice, 250 gallons of cooking oil and 5.6 million naira as social support for parents of the 112 girls still held by Boko Haram.
The Commissioner for Education, Bello Ayuba, in his message to the parents and the Chibok community, said President Muhammadu Buhari and Governor Zulum would never give up on rescuing the remaining girls, while expressing their pains as fathers as well.


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Zulum Inaugurates Security Trust Fund, 3 Other Boards - Liberty TV/Radio - News - Voice For All! Vision For Alll!
Publisher (J.T)
January 25, 2020
Gov. Babagana Zulum, of Borno state, has inaugurated boardsof the newly established State Security Trust Fund and Contributory HealthcareManagement Agency.
The Governor also inaugurated the boards of the Borno StateEducation Trust Fund and Bureau for Public Procurement.
Zulum said that the establishment of the agencies was toenhance sustainability and sufficient funding mechanism to fast-trackgovernment’s developmental drive. He said that his administration accordedpriority to security, to facilitate institutional and human capacity buildingfor security personnel.
He said this was through application of modern technologiesto end insurgency and encourage peace restoration process as well as protectlives and property in the state.
Zulum noted that government would also adopt proactivemeasures to reinvigorate the educational sector and enhance access to qualityeducation, to accelerate post-insurgency recovery programmes of the state.

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Zulum Says Civilian JTF Critical To Ending Insurgency In Borno - Liberty TV/Radio - News - Voice For All! Vision For Alll!
Publisher (J.T)
August 23, 2019
The Borno State Governor, Babagana Zulum, says the Civilian Joint Task Force is critical to ending the Boko Haram insurgency in his State.
Hestated this while briefing State House correspondents at the Presidential Villain Abuja, the nation’s capital.
GovernorZulum, who held a closed-door meeting with President Muhammadu Buhari at theVilla, noted that the Nigeria Police was re-equipped to support the CJTFtowards putting an end to the insurgency.
He also attributed the increasing rate of attacks by the insurgents to the three countries bordering the state.
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Thegovernor, therefore, called on the Nigerian Government to address the porosityof the system in order to address the challenges of insurgency and other crimesin the country.


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Zulum Signs N270b Budget, Child Rights Bill Into Law - Liberty TV/Radio - News - Voice For All! Vision For Alll!
Publisher (J.T)
January 11, 2022
Presenting the bill for assent, in Maiduguri, House of Assembly Speaker, Abdulkarim Lawan, said the House Committee on Appropriation and Standing Orders, in consultation with various Ministries, Departments and Agencies MDAs, adjusted the budget size.
He said that this year’s budget was increased from 268 billion naira to 269.7 billion naira, with an increase of 1.7 billion naira.
The budget adjustments, according to him, were made to capture five areas of the appropriation bill for signing into law.
On the implementation of the budget, Zulum said the law is very clear as regards expenditures without budgetary provisions, warning members of the State Executive Council SEC to be careful.
Zulum has signed the Child Protection and the Violence Against Human Prohibition bills into law. According to him, the implementation of Act will assist Borno residents in their daily activities.

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Zulum Visits Families Of Victims Of Boko Haram Attacks In Chibok - Liberty TV/Radio - News - Voice For All! Vision For Alll!
Publisher (F.BA)
January 25, 2022
The insurgents within three weeks attacked three villages of Kautikari, Korohuma and Pemi, within the fringes of the Sambisa forest.
Zulum during the visit also met with community leaders where he assured them of enhanced security.
Zulum also met with heads of security agencies.
The governor also mentioned the recent attacks in Biu, Askira/Uba and Damboa local governments.
He reiterated the State Government’s commitment to support security agencies to contain the situation.
Community leaders said 22 women and two men were abducted by the insurgents.
The insurgents also killed four, razed down 73 houses and 33 shops.

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